what is pure resistive circuit and pure inductive circuit
Answer / sudhanva
If the angle between current phasor and voltage phasor becomes equal to zero then such circuits are called pure resistive and if that angle becomes equal to 90 , it is pure inductive and if the angle becomes -90 , it is pure capacitive. Here current phasor is taken as reference..
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